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April has been a busy month on tillage farms. Over the past four weeks, readers have been sending in their best tillage snaps as part of Arable April. Arable April showcased the very best of the tillage industry over the month and was brought to you by the Irish Farmers Journal and the Irish Grain Growers Group (IGGG), with the support of Seedtech. Entries for the Arable April photo competition are now closed and the judges are deliberating. Here are selection of the best pictures submitted over the past week. Arable April around the country Killen Bros drilling spring barley in Derry t...

The cool adults-only campsites to book now Abha Shah If things go to plan, we’ll be let loose this summer - in the UK at least. Staycations are in high demand and while self-catering offers all the mod-cons, we’re itching for a wilder kind of weekend. Golden days spent rustling up campfire-roasted meals, swimming in lakes and hiking to glorious views; nights cackling with mates into the starry skies, champagne bucket at our feet. It’s the kind of Eden we’ve spent all winter craving. For some, what this picture doesn’t include are little ones, demanding time and di...

Kathriona Devereux: There goes the Bride... such a shame to lose Blackpool river Kathriona Devereux looks at the environmental impact of a €20 million flood relief scheme of the Bride VANISHING HABITAT: The River Bride will now disappear into a culvert as part of a flood relief scheme. Kathriona Devereux AND so Blackpool bids farewell to the River Bride. The river will no longer flow through the village on its way to meet the Lee. The recently announced go-ahead for a €20 million flood relief scheme of the Bride is going to essentially remove the river from the centre of Blackpool. The r...

€20 million flood defence scheme in Blackpool given the go-ahead A €20 million flood defence scheme in Cork City has got the go-ahead from the Minister for Public Expenditure. The proposed River Bride Flood Relief Scheme at Blackpool will see flood walls, earthen embankments and pumping stations built along the river, if it passes a judicial review.   Around 206 homes and 87 commercial buildings will be protected by the scheme, most of which suffered the effects of flooding three times in four years between 2010 and 2013. Speaking to RedFM News Cllr Ken O'Flynn says it's a we...

Brace of non-residential farms near Fermoy attracting strong interest Total of over 56 acres for sale in Rathcormac area The 41 acres at Corbally, near Fermoy,  one of two farm properties for sale in the Rathcormac area. Sun, 20 Dec, 2020 - 12:26 Conor Power Ballyhooley-based auctioneer Paul O’Driscoll is currently selling a brace of properties near  Fermoy that are likely to follow the lead of previous recent sales in this area, by fetching a strong price. This part of Munster has enjoyed a lot of significant sales in the last few years. There is a very healthy confluence of interests ...